Joseph Ridges built the first organ in the Mormon Tabernacle, in Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1869. The same year witnessed the first Peace Jubilee held in Boston with an orchestra of 800, a chorus of 10,000, and a large organ made by the Hook & Hastings Organ Co.
Face or Body Rash. Many people experience a 'maculopapular rash' (a flat, red skin rash that's covered in raised bumps) in the early stages of HIV infection. The rash can appear anywhere on the body, but it will mostly be found on the face, chest and palms. It will probably last for about 2-3 weeks and should not itch or be irritating in any way. The rash may appear as ulcers in the mouth or on the genitals. Learn more about HIV rashes.
Sometimes even the palm of the hands gets a rash which is mostly flat. It can also be a little raised in some cases with tiny spots or dots that look like eczema and is often found in people with lighter skin, color. Unlike other rashes the HIV rash isnât usually itchy and disappears in less than a month. In severe cases a person can also experience blisters in and around the most sensitive parts like mouth and genitals. The skin can also start peeling, causing painful sores.